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Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
To tho w. O. +. Unions Of Delaware,

The eiahth annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance U oion
Of the State OF Delaware will be held
on October 26sh, 27th end 2Sth, IN the
N. k church at Ssaford, Del.
The ret session will Eesl1 at 2 SO on
W cd dnssday, and 1t is desired that every
delegate be present ST that time.
According TO the constitution each
local union, auxiliary 10 the State, has
the right TO appoint Eve representatives..
Entertsinmsnt will bo provided for
all delegates. Names should be sent at
on % to Miss May Prettymsn. Core
spending Secretary, W. o. I. U Sea-
ford, Del.
For Information regarding railroad
rates, write 10 Mrs. Jcs Beliah, 61l
West Sixth street, Wilmington.
Miss Willard, Miss Anna Gordon
and Mrs Frances Barnes are plsnni- z
10 be with Us. Miss Willard will give
an address on Thursday evening, and
Mrs. Barnes ON Friday evening, under
the auspices of the Y. W. @ I. Unions.
Very much depends ON the decisions
of this convention. Therefore We
earnestly request that each local union
will set apart portion OF time At their
last regular meeting before October
18th, for special prayer, that ths Holy
Spirit may be with US to give right
judgment and guidance Yours teI
God and Home aud Native Land,
| ANNIE II. MABrIHDALK. Pres't.
| O. CLINTOHIA BROWNE, OR. Sao.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Board OF Trade

Last night the Board OF Trade met Ia
annual session. The following ofi GERS
were elected 60 serve during the ensu-
ing year: Daniel W Tsy ylor, Presiient;
George W. Bush, Jr., vice presid snt
Il. A. Van Trump, secretary; James
Bradford, treasurer.
Franklin B. Cotton offered the follow.
ing resolution, which WAS adopted:
"Resolvod, That having heard nf the
contemplated removal OF the United
States Epgineer's offics from this city.
this board would respectfully urge that
the said offioe be retained here In view
Of he TACT that it Is located In the chiei
city OF the district, snt is therefore
readily accessible to all persons inter
es'ed IN the improvemtn nj nnd mainte
nance OF nsvigAble waters.'
Copies OF this resolution, on motion
were ordered TO be Nnt to General John
Newton, chief Of engineers, U. B. A., al
Washington, and to General w. y,
Smith, United States engineer of this
district. The Peninsula and the wAte,l
Of New Jersey opening into Dslawsr;
bay are included In the district Of Gen
Smith. He sigpihed bis II tention somt
time ago Of removing to Philadelphia
The present oftioe is at lll2 King street
The board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Among tho Eagles.

A large and enthusiastic meeting was
hsld last night by Warwick Castle, K.
q, e. Degrees were con ferrsd. Ha,
preme Chief Birchall and Grand Caiei
Thrmpson we're present. together With
nearly all the III GERS Of the Grand Gas.
tie. CYRUS Commandery In . body
under Captain Beatty, aud Captain No
AllIster. Of Ct. Georges Com mmxndefy
were Also present Speeches were made
by various prominent members.
Next Sunday morning Warwick
Castle, accom- panied by other Castles,
will attend church o. Madeey M n
church. Crusaders CASTLE will attend
church at MI Salem the same morning.
By invitation of Rev; Adam Stengls,
81 Johns Castle will attend Union
church On the morning Of the 3oth. All
other Castles are invited to accompany y
them. Next Tuesday. In the room oil
the Uniform Rank K. OF P. In the
smith building, a meeting will be held
to organiEe third oommandery. Forty
six mem bers have bssa enrolled.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
HIS Wife spoiis the Dame

walterboro, Coi!eter County. 8. O.. 10
agitatsd over Q series Of COW bidings
rowing out OF the fascinating and pop
ular game OF poker. The eldest son OF
Major Edwards, the prip oipal lawyer
Of Ihe towr, has been leading fast life
since he married the daughter OF Col.
James Fl. Rlon, who, Il will be remem-
bered, was alleged TO be the son Of the
DAuphin Of France. Young Edwards's
frt tquspt and protracted absence from
home at night aroused his wife ire,
and last Saturday night, guided by q
young lad named Izlar, she unclre-
moniously entered the room iu which
her husband and several OF bic f;iends
we're engaged 10 . game Of draw poker.
Among those present was Mr.. Bel.
linger, who bearH the reputation Of
being "a bad man" In . fsb,. Mrs.
Edwards seems to have thought him 10
some way responsible for her husbands
habits, and drawing Wilde from be
meath her shawl, she set upon and beat
him upmercifully. Her sex saved hei
from retaliation ON the part Of BellipRef
who, however, Expressed his Intention
of holding her husband responsible
and forth With drew pistol ID kill him
Then Mrs. Eiwsrds' nerve forsook her
and, sinking on her knees befora Bel
linaer, she begged forgiveness for tht
90 Y hiding and entreated him to spare
her husbands life. Bellingez left the
room tbreA.ening to Kill any one who
should divulgs the occurrence.
Next day, when the story get out
Bs!lipger sought Edwards aud wore ou'
. cowhide upon him. 1t 10 further eta
ted that Bellinger compt lied Edwards
at the point OF . pistol. to 60 to ths
house Of Izlar 10 cowbide him for show
Ing Mrs. awards the poker room. bu'
the appearance Of the boy 8 father pre-
vented IL being done At last accounts
many Of the best citizens Of Walter
boro bad taken opposite sides In th'
matter and were going about armed X
the tot th. A hostile meet ng more Of
less according to the code, is rumoret
as In prospect between Bsllinger ant
Edwards.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
The Luxury Of Going to Law.

The luxury OF going to 10 " was pretty
we'll exemplificd 10 an acsion scrn,i
mated at Media, Pa on Thursday last.
This was the case Of Howard and Baker
VS.. Thaddeus Shintle, constable, acting
for LamplAush g. Norton. This firm
desiring TO recover from Mrs. John
Olssom bill OF $a2 due them for snp-
plies, issued an attachment upon her
goods, after they had been sold and
paid for by Howard b Baker. Consta-
BILE Shinkle taking possession OF the
goods. Messrs. Lamplaugh q Norton
lost their case before tbs court. The
action was TO recover $22. There's
W whare tie luxury comes In. Messrs.
l. & N. paid costs Of suit before Alder
man Aller, rent mp to tins Of constable
sale Of goods, other expenses S5i, coats
OF suit at cosrt, witness fees and ooun.
sol, SIOO; verdict, $3.50; rent OF pIemis
from time OF sonstablo's sale OF roods
to time of trial, about $50; total, 1854
Value Of q oods still In hands Of l.. q
N. a. shown by bill OF sale. $40; ACTUAL
less 1924, and oil 70 COLLECT about $23
The moral Of this ir, don't resort to the
Law unless yen have cSss.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Broke ~ Arm.

Last night about 8 60 O'Clock, . boy
NAMED Robinson. aged about ID years,
living ~ 1915 King street. broke his
arm ct Tenth and Marke, streets. The
boy bad climbed to the top Of an avn
ing post for some purpose and lost his
arm beneath him. A stranger kindly
picked him up, and carried him into
Wood's drug store, At Tenth aud Mar
ret streets. They advised the man TO
take him to DR.. Draper, at Eleventh
and Market streets. DIR. Draper drsss
Cd II temporarily. He said he was un
abls 10 tell then whether 1t was breah
or merely . dislooatioD. He thought
however that 1t was . break. The boy
father died . short time ego. and thu
boy since then has beeD wcrking In thl
mill. He was thrown out temporarily
BY tho breaking Of the piiton shaft
few days ago.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
sREviTIEs.

10 ehe.pese has nous shs eit, !.
sansosd Bres.' sol Marhse ssross.
The drcwsy god 10 nod fellow.
NJ Bushp coal 700 viii iHs n
Go To Eu-phey for Jour bed springs.
Buy your furniture st Murphe. ..
Upholstering done at Adairs.
Adair upholsters his Plrlor SuitL
~ Baah's coal yoa siu surely nks u
". !. Kinbis, 9roosy. md and Jussfsou.
AdAirs 10 the pl;cs for CHAMBER Suits.
Adairs Is the place for PKlor Eurniturs.
Anlard y. Dssis'. isvssse. q. md are.
stns 10 4 EtnGa, u HAnrl 10 Z. vourn
,. Rsop Smith, druggist, 9Th end Kins.
American Laundry, COZ Wsst Ersnt street.
FIRST GLASS furniturs st Mlrphsy'y. sos
Go TO Adair's for every lag In the Furni
ture and Beddins line.
Buy your powisr, shot and caps 81 Lynch
4 Leaxy'b N. W cor. Fourth aEd Madison
strssts. Down town rricsa
TO 70 Geo. H. Murphey's for ysur -parior
oeemosf and dining rom furnitufs. soi
Shipisy street.
Before purchasing Furniture and Bed6ini
dont fail 70 90 to AdAtrB. AIS MArke
street, and $50 his slook and get h.s prices.
Those that have not yet been TO Adair'
Furniture store should msks . visit Ant
sse the largest stock In this o!ty whether 10,
want 70 bay or not.
II AdaiY does rot show ysu tbs iarxes
stock Of flrni urs and Bediing aud loves
priose In this city he will mako you prss
snt Of . suit.
Go 70 II. h. Moofe's stalls, n and 70 SEQ
ond street market, tor your choice ofeA AmeH.
fresh butter; also the best cfsan ehsese .
market prise.
Kosa, Ilo Market street, has large stoc
OF straw hats. bought BY the case st vef
low prices: also full supply Of summer uu
dsrwsar, suspendsrs, necKwoar and hosiery
II you want cheap picture frames 70 to v
Y. Baugh, 2o8 West second street. l hAv
the largest stock In Delaware; come and %
for yourselves.
Tne canvass for the Delaware State direc
tory 10 nov In progress. A nov Issue fs muc
needed, ~ the LAST one 10 six years old, an
there 10 no other publioa ton Gnat gives tn
names Of farmers. Ferris Bfos- are the put
lishen.
John o. Bryant, No. II East Ssvent
| street, 10 prepared 10 suppiy ary Kind or o.
b inds OF beoks ct L.eWost Possible Gas
small weekly OF monthly payments.
II you want your Heaters and Rang
| overhauled and put ia good order fer tn
winter, send your order to East Fourt
strect Pickels stove and Heater Compan!
BY telephone, Number 82s, 1t Will
| promptly attended 10.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
CONsumrrION CURED,

An old physician retired from practice
having had placed in his hands BY an East
India missionary the formula Of q simple
nsnt ta cure Of % Uonsumption%, % Bronchitis, Ga.
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
Affections, also Q positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Cem-
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative po wors In Thousands Of cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make 1t known to his
suffer Ing fellows. Actuated by this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffering, /
will send froe Of charge, to all who desire 1t,
this recipe, IN German, French or nglish
Sent by mail by address Ing with stamp
naming this paper W. A. MOVES ,il49 Row.
sr's Block. Rochester. N. Y. 1y-eoW.W
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
NEWS sUnM ARY.
A Murderer Arrested ana hhot. Dead
Burglary ana Assauit-CoSfsssed 70
Bmot her ing Baby

A Murderer Arrested ana shot. Dead
Burglary and Assault CoSfsssed 70
smother ing Baby
Carlos Peroa killed . man In Los
Cruces, New Mexico, some months ago.
He was tried and condemned, but was
granted . new trial, and In the intervsl
was released on bail. He fed and was
living under an assumed name at
by two officers, while In . hack riding
to 81 PAso. Pefca fatally stabbed On
COR Trujillo, and then made an attack
on OHicer Gaskey, but the latter was
too quick and shot Perca dead.
A burglar entered . dwelling on the
outskirts Of Fond 6u Lac. Wisconsin,
occupied By Mrs. William Koehne end
her four daughters, early on Thursday
morning. Upon being discovered he
attacked the Ave women with . club.
seriously irjurinR al Of them, and then
made his escape. he secured but 33 as
booty. A reward has been offered for
his arrest.
Minnie Dsmor. II years Of age, the
adopted daughter Of James Henderson,
of Man,stee, Mich, has confessed that
she sm0thered the baby which died sud
denly few weeks ago, because she did
not want TO nurse It, She poisoned the
COWS 70 she vould not have TO milk
them, ana set fire to Henderson house
Ave times.
The Mayor OF Chicago yesterday
morni ing directed the police "to sum
marily suppress George Francis Train"
and not permit him to speak again. "If
he makes any further demonstrations
he will be taken to the lookup ard
kept there until he can be legally I'D.
Judged insane and committed to . In.
natic ssylum."
The money taken from the Pacific
Express Company by Messenger John
B. Oven has all been recovered. 1t
WAS fonnd ON Wednesday concealed In
. barrel Of ashes In the rssr Of o wen's
resi- jence in 81 Louis The amount
found was $33,C00. Oven toli the de
tecttves where he had hidden the
money.
A despatch from Vino snnes, Ind
ssys q, 800 TO 5000 miners are on strike
In Southern Indiana, and 1000, OF
more. are out in the Davies County coal
mines. They will not listen to any
com promise, and tie companies, 1t is
stated, are equally determined.
The New York Quarantine Commis
sioners have issued Q circular saying
that they are "fuly able to protect the
city from cholera, so far as any appre.
hen sion from the Alesia's passengers Is
concerned"
Albert Riddle Was Thursday arrested
Ia O!srksburg, W. Va and com mitted
for trial on the charge OF tamperins
with the Grand Jury In recent case OF
violation OF the pension laws.
By the death Of Mrs. Jacob PerslnRer
Roanoke College, 81 Salem. Virginia,
comes inio possession OF $lO. 600 worth
cf real estate, baqueathed by her hus
band eight years ago.
A despatch from Havana Gays cy'
clone swept over the south west port
Of the city yesterday. moving in Q
westerly direction. 1t was raining
, heavily throughout the island.
/ Robert Garrett was Thursday re-
elected . director OF the Ohio and Mis-
8 sissippi Railroad, at q msetlng In Gin
ciInsti.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
The Dayton Hedge.

Fifty.ons farmers OF New Csstls
County. most Of them from Wt,ss Olnv
Greek and Mill Greek HUNDREDS, and .
few from Pencader, New Castle and
WILMINGTON, visited the fences Of the
DAYTON Hedge Company, near Trenton,
n, ] yesterday, and the report they
mako Of tho fenoe II the same "old
story" that 1t u the best fsnoe they
ever saw. and going . little further
than any other delegation visiting the
hedges, they suggest to the farmers Of
New Castle County that they build NO
other feuce until they have hrst studied
we'll the merits OF the Dayton Hedge
fence. The company vs. large, intel
liRent. composed Of the best farmers Of
the county. and every man OF them re-
turned home In the evening enthusias.
tic In praise Of the Dayton Hedge.
A largo mum Der Of them will sui
scribe for stock In the New Castle
County Hedge Company nov being or.
gsn'zed. Tho capital stock Of the com.
pany is to be $50. 00o. one third Of which
has already boen subscribed. Ii 10 OK
psoted that tho company will be OF
aanssd, probably BY the arst of De.
cem ber, and every farmer who wants
fences should have some stock in this
COMPANY.
The folio wing 10 what yeste rday' q
delsgsticn Of farmers seI shout the
Dayton hedge fence:
TRENTON, N. j., Dot. 10, 1ss7.-So
much has already been ssid In favor OF
the Dayton (onio) hedge and wire
fence that our comm end ssions would be
but travelling over old ground. We
have this day viiitsd and examined
specimens OF the Dayton fences near
this city. and We fully agree and con
cur In saying that In our estimation 1,
makes the best fence We hAvsever seen
com bining beauty, durability, cheap
ness and effectiveness. We have no 70
serve In recon- mend ing this fence to tn,
farm ers Of New Castle County, soc
would suggest that shey consider vel
tho merits OF the Dayton hedge and
wire fspos bsfora buildiog any other, tc
all OF which wa chesriully give our as
sent.
w. B Currinder, John McKeowa-
John T Jobpston, Cnsrlos a. ID. Bed
ford, Aarcn Baker, Gilbert Wbi.emao
John q. Jones, II. W. Moore, J.h,
Davis, James l. Crossan, william
Nsvlove, Charles Ash, j ohm Shaw, e.
Crossan. Ell OrossAu, Jr., William d
uorDCg, William Edmondson, william
Fl. Rankin, joseph y. Rankin, Jam o.
Brown. Issae Brown. D. W. Oaskey
Wm. II. l. nam, VIM. Little, GeoyR
Casho. Jno. e. Lewis, Robt. Armstrong
Ohas. 81. Rubencsme, Jonathan George
Joseph Dsan, George W. Groves, Henr.
Chairman, John Armstrong, Lewis Nc
Elwoe, Nathaniel Armstrong, Willisn
y. Gr'flth, John H. Peoples, j Tsy 10
P'sssoD, P.s John Ea. X Oh:mssr,, =, lss.6 = B
k!ohsrdson, j. W. Mendeuhnr, Wn
Chcste. John Simpson, Joseph II
Vousht, William Il. Smith, Allen Nc
Elwee, james 81. Msoksy. ex Lev,
Court Comm missioner, White Clay CIeel
Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
A wagons Holocaust

The other day n msmbsr OF b. =.
Fishers family, Sob uylhill. Ps oougn'
n can OF oil IN Ptnlixvtlle, wnen on
the way home the oil WAS spilled in sne
bottom OF the wagon. 1t was After
wa,d carefully cleaned ont. Next cAy
rs the man OF all work was driv,ng
home from Valley forge he prooeeGsa
10 ,eks q smoke. After lie hfns ms
pipe he threw the match into the pstoo,n
Of the wagon whom, quick as nasn
the whole bed WAS afre. Every,hinI
destructib,e was burned. and the hofs'
was badly scorchsd.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
KsW UAifornS

son,a time ago the students OF Dsla-
ware College decided TO adopt o uni
form. They accordingly ordered shsm
and expect to receive them 70 Gay.
They aye OF blue aud arc similar 70
thoro worn by ths militia. The sto'
dents are now drilled every Afternoon
The uniforms will no doubt draw tns
eyea OF the fair 6amsels OF Newark
toward it's students
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
hpactnl n entlOn.

Bsechcr's gallery Is 3l5 Market street.
Look III tho pictures In Ills show cAsea
and Judge fer yourseif II they are no,
the best In the city. Every person there
represented has had one dozen just like
them. This Sx10 pieture We give with
each dozen FREE IL worth 81 so. Be
Burs Of uumbs! 8iS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
rh,r,ssutn Gold watch Club.

y Millard r. Davis is taking names for
his thirteenth watch club, which he will
start on Wednesday evening next Of .
O'Clock. Pass In your name and secure
q good watch by this safe, sure and easy
method. MILLARD u. DAVIS,
9E. Second btIeet.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Interesting entertainment.

Madam Anderson's glass blowers
still continue to draw large and select
audiences at Odd Fellows Hall. Miss
Maggie Murphy was the winner In the
little girls contest last evening. The
nrem ,D's CONTEST occasions many lively
IN cidents, Is the voting is heavy. To.
night at Q O'Clock the contest will close
and the name Of the winner will be an.
nounced.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Fine Picture 90,

Pro-. Martin, who Is stopping With
likeness of = person with the steel pen
and India Ink than any clayon or oil
painting that can be made by the bett
artist that can be found anywhere
Portraits made BY him are exoeedine
life like and will retain their color for .
life tlme-indeed th' will never fade,
while his charge 10 exceedingly mod
crate Gentlemen and ladies who wish
o life size likeness wou' d do well TO call
and examine bis uork.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

b py the less, very singular,
N lls s;,,isnts tnas happen
BIZ 10 evsry part OF the oouu'
|psslu. do not exercise more
b th.y ,,s IA the vicinity OF .
tn,t. Ab1u, two weeks ago
~ .lu,k by a train Just as be
biz, tim = trs,k on whlch he
ID '1r sJ0e iis:An ,e, and yes
young srl VAS struck and SO.
| II tYs h.s!y i;j1rei, -bile
u. .ra,k OF the z W. X y
Al persJns should fully
|ui shsi II they go on the tracks
iI toe rick ., their life and
l,us ~ railroad corpJrstions
b.i 70 ran their trains without
III ;9isc sa'ety OF the public.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Literary n otes.

The portrait OF DE-. 8. Weir Mitchell
In Book News for October Is very good
one, aud the sketch OF his career Is said
10 be the most cOmplets ever printed.
DIR Mitchell regularly takes fouI
months rest each year. Few brAio-
workers are able TO treat Themselves %
tenderIy-and wisely
Maurice Thompson's critical dissec'
ti3n Of the works Of AlphoIse DAudet Ii
ons of the features Of Book News fol
October. He ranks Dsudet as q prose
poet who has written with the power O,
genius, aud mainly In the spirit Of tht
highest art.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
4 Oard

To all who are suffering from the or.
rors and indisosetions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will send . recipe thss will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy WAS discovered by m customary
in south Amestoa. Sand = sslf.address-
cd envelope 70 the REv. JoeEfH r.
IsMAs 6aaNon d. New York City,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
TTHPaEcEDtETED lTTRLeTI1ni
u 0vEh HALF l MILLION DlSTnBU1ED.
Louisiana StateLs Lsttery Company

Inoorpofssed in 1858 for - yeAfs by the
purposes-wfth . capital Of l,0oo, ,ooo-to
which Q reserve fund Of over osSo, 900 has
since beon added.
By an overwhelming popular vote its nan.
Constitution adopted Dsoember nd, A. D.,
1879.
Tho only lottery ever voted On and On.
dorsod By the people OF any State.
II neoer scales or postp0sss.
6emf.AnnuAl Drawings roEulaKs
~ eyery sig months (Junc and De-
eembofI.
WIN A FORTUNE. llrH akAk ID
ORA WING, GLASS l.. IN THE AOAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, November ., lS0z-3I0th
Monthly Drawing,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
For . zine Gold

or silver watch ut aatouisaingly low
figures call oa A. e. williamson.
jeweler, los West Eighth street. VS.
have spceiAl bargain in . gents LAX.
gold walsh Mt tA8.00, this wAtoh is
usually sold at from $55 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Coiorad Knighta.

Yesterday evening Simons Com
nandery, No. l, Of Washiuzton, d Q.
wsre entertained In Institute Hall BY
St. Paul's Oommsndsrv, OF this city.
K T. G. Comnancee freeman. OF tue
District eff Columoia, made an ad'
dr5ea.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
AIsan Nafiea.

A. h. Jores, Az Market street, would
inform his friends and the public
generally shat hereafter bis place Of
business will be open every evening,
where they are invited TO inspect hts
new fall designs In paptr hangtags and
window shades.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
mako Your Homo Cheerful.

Young ladies who wish to add to the
chesrfu.ness OF their homes during the
dark days Of winter should induce theiI
papas, their brothers or their favorite
beaus to call ct No. 103 Esst Second
street and select one Of the swsetesl
singing canAriee, and also one Of the
brightest cAges that can be found any
whore. Such acquisitions will add
greatly to the attrActiveness OF the sit
ting room, and contribute to the pleas
ant passage Of the crsery days of win.
ter. Let the parties interested take che
hint, and our word for It they will b.
likely to thank us for 1t, and we are
confident Parker will do the same.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
kilYnI RAdHA,

4 silvsr talgs L. being shot for OF the
Central Gallery on Market etreet sboVs
Sixth Quite . number are shooting iof
1t, hut 40 far mono Of the Wilmington
a,ted "oYsck" shots have ensared.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Going on

like bot cabes-Shev ards famous
"Silver Medal a sur; price and quality
seems 10 suit every bohyi and our new
buck heat meal Is just delicious; try
them; N. W corner Fourth and King.
Phone 4U).
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Going to ksfOrm Him

Frank Neville, young vagrant
VIII ,se parents are unknown, was taken
to the Reform School by Special O6icsr
vsndegrift yesterday evening. The
TOY Is about IA ) ears VI age.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

For DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com mplaint
you have a printed guarantee oa every
bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizsr. 1t never
fails to cure. Sold by N. b. Danforthl
COR. And q Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Mothers. 90 not let your darlings
suffer with the whooping cough while
YOU have remedy so near At hand.
Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrdp, and the
little sufferer will soon find relief. Prioe
20 cents,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Look Ut ,hs windows Of 220 King and
CIT MARKET stree Is, and be convinced
thst this fail the millinery goods
brought to Wilmington are Ms fne and
varied o, can be sssl In any OF the larger
cities. New YORK not excepted. Mrs
JaoobE.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

As q horse and cattle lotion Salvation
OIL has proven Itself an irsall BILE rems
dy. 1t has rectived the hearty tndorse.
ments of mxpy old and well known
horsemsn. Prlos 25 oents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
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cures consumption. Sold by N. b. Dan
forth, cor. And and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

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